Showing posts with label Norwegian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Norwegian. Show all posts

Thursday, 13 February 2014

Amy Hunting



Factory waste was collected in Denmark and then made into a furniture collection by Norwegian designer Amy Hunting.
This collection is made entirely out of reclaimed wood and consist of a chair, a book box and 12 lamps that fit inside each other like babooshka dolls. All the pieces are hand made and unique.

Sunday, 11 September 2011

Caroline Olsson

The 'Bambi table' is simple and wonderful design by Caroline Olsson. Caroline graduated as a teacher of arts and crafts but then embarked on a degree in product design. Caroline enjoys experimenting with a variety of materials but she especially enjoys working in Norwegian wood.

Thursday, 14 October 2010

Wood, Light and Fire

Utilizing scrap wood from a building site architects Haugen/ Zohar constructed this, beautiful vision of heat and light, an the outdoor fireplace. Inspired by Norwegian turf huts, it is made from naturally impregnated core of pine and spaced with oak separators. It is in a public park for fires, playing and storytelling.

"In our work we aim to question relationships between architecture, function and art, by integrating the disciplines of landscape- architecture and sculpture'' Marit Justine Haugen and Dan Zohar.

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